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The Lyceum Alpinium Zuoz, founded in 1904, is a prestigious international boarding school located nestled in a breathtaking Alpine landscape near St. Moritz, in Switzerland. The school embodies the spirit of the village of Zuoz, emphasizing values such as tolerance, mutual respect, fair play, commitment and lifelong learning.
Catering to 220 boarders and 120 day students aged 12 to 19, hailing from over 45 nations, the Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz offers a range of academic programs designed to prepare students for higher education entrance exams while fostering intellectual, physical, and emotional balance within a familial atmosphere.
Driven by a holistic pedagogical approach, the school’s programs encompass diverse facets, including language, culture, creativity, sports, and nature. This comprehensive approach aims to unlock the full potential of each individual, embodying the school’s philosophy, the “Spirit of Zuoz.”
The school’s vision is to nurture a vibrant community with a global outlook, where students emerge as responsible global citizens shaping the future. Rooted in shared values, the Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz fosters individuality and leadership, promotes a strong sense of community and values, embraces educational innovation, and fosters cooperation and partnerships both locally and globally.
Through an environment characterized by respect, openness, trust, and empathy, students at Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz learn to appreciate diverse cultures and beliefs, contributing to a community where all members feel valued, safe, and secure.
In summary, Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz embodies a rich tradition of academic excellence, cultural diversity and holistic education, fostering community, innovation and citizenship among its international students.
Zuoz, Switzerland
International Private Boarding School
International Baccalaureate, Swiss Matura, IGCSE
English, German and French
August
Short-term summer experience
12 to 19 years old
45+ Nationalities
300+ Students
1, 500 CHF
Summer camps, Junior day Camp
CHF 91,000 - 108,850
Openness to the world and tolerance are the cornerstones of our international community of more than 45 nations. Most students speak three to four languages, and the academic programmes have an international focus.
